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Hi, this is the maintainer of @staticmanlab, a public GitLab instance of Staicman. Disqus has a plethora of shortcomings that deter many bloggers, say
privacy issues
slow load speed
no markdown support
poor SEO
high cost of migration
You may avoid these problems by switching to static comments powered by Staticman, which makes use of GitHub/GitLab Pull/Merge Requests. Under Staticman's model, static comments are YML/JSON files stored in the remote GitHub/GitLab repo (usually under data/comments, configurable through the path parameter in root-level staticman.yml), and through a static blog generator (Jekyll/Hugo/etc), the stored data are rendered as part of the content. This gives a total ownership of a static site's comments.
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VincentTam commentedon Jun 25, 2019
Hi, this is the maintainer of @staticmanlab, a public GitLab instance of Staicman. Disqus has a plethora of shortcomings that deter many bloggers, say
You may avoid these problems by switching to static comments powered by Staticman, which makes use of GitHub/GitLab Pull/Merge Requests. Under Staticman's model, static comments are YML/JSON files stored in the remote GitHub/GitLab repo (usually under data/comments, configurable through the path parameter in root-level staticman.yml), and through a static blog generator (Jekyll/Hugo/etc), the stored data are rendered as part of the content. This gives a total ownership of a static site's comments.
For working examples of Staticman, you may see